Does child have to suck on spout for liquid to come out? Or is it just a regular spout that pours liquid out in a controlled manner when tilted?
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If it's anything like their other sippy cups, the child needs to suck on the spout for the liquid to come out.
33647
They come with a piece that if put on the inside of the cup, your child will need to suck on the spout for the liquid to come out - very handy when in the car or when they are in the drops everything phase. However, you can leave that piece out and the liquid will come out on its own.
33648
I'm pretty sure you need to provide suction. They should not leak from the spout when tipped.
170894
As difficult as any sipper style cup- with a hard spout- more liquid comes out than an Avent fast flow bottle. The ease of use increases as the stopper gets used. My kids love them. It took a bit to transition but we started at 7 months with water (I nursed all three- bottles at daycare) at a year we only use these and straw cups.
533379
They have to suck to get the liquid. It frustrates my 18 month old to no end. It was easy to clean. I ended up buying a straw sippy cup (those are not fun to clean).
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You can squeeze or suck! It works both ways! it's a soft bottle, I have squeezed water for drinking.
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Spout is hard plastic inside and out (therefore liquid does come into contact- though it's bpa free)... I found that my daughter liked to bite this piece (18m-2yrs), therefore not very durable with bite marks which then had parts of the plastic coming off. She also had a difficult time using this sippy with the piece you insert to make it "spill proof"... She didn't use this very long maybe for a month... I would not recommend this product-- very disappointing.
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You actually don't want a sippy that would be very hard for a baby/ or child to get liquids from. The mouth does not need to learn to suck and this can be detrimental, if it's always the way he/ she is drinking. There is current research on this but it's a newer finding in the last couple of years. There are speech problems from them and palette formation issues. Experts now suggest they only be used during a transition period between bottle and cup. It may be worth it to keep those kids carpets around until they're old enough to use cups without frequent spills.
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I have not had issues with straw leaks unless it's held upside down for an extended period of time. I have a hard time getting water out after a few sips, but my daughter will guzzle half the glass of water before coming up for air! I think it's because it's built for infant/toddler mouths, not adult mouths!
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my kids have not used it yet , cos I haven't gotten much time around to keep them safe. but I read in the leaflet inside ,that it should b deflated for the water to pour out, or fetch it manually, but its a very good product. hope this helps
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The spout is very similar to a bottle. Just different shaped. If you're baby can handle a fast flow nipple then they can handle this. We still use them at 19 months in the car to keep things clean...even though he drinks out of regular cups now too.
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I got the one with the larger, wider lid. It is snug enough to stay on while tipped upside down, but comes on and off easily when pulled. (we don't put any actual liquids in, although you could) The spout is the same height as the top of the pot. I hope that helps.
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Not the spout itself. Of course you twist the top to close or open the bottle.
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It does leak with the straw out. This is the one cup I can't give my kid for bedtime as it will make a mess if it's tilted.
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No you don't. You twist the lid a bit and it opens to reveal an opening in which the liquid can pour from. Hope this helps. We use ours for water as well..it works great.
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Hi. This is definitely a no spill spout. It is however, kinda hard to suck the water out. Maybe it's just an issue with mine..I'm not sure why...but in general, the pura sippy is one of the best. Just make sure you get a small one, as they can be a little heavy for a one year old to carry around.
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Child has to suck to get it out, but not super hard like some sippy cups we've had. However, after having ours for about six months, the no spill valve has broken and it pours out. I could just replace it with another valve, but I probably won't bother since I don't let him walk around the house with it to spill it anyway. We only use ours for water because I'm not fond of things that need a bottle brush to reach inside, I never feel like it gets it clean enough anyway. I suppose you could put it in the dishwasher however, which would be easy enough. Overall, I like this sippy cup a lot and would recommend it as one of the better, if not the best sippy cup we've ever used. Child has to suck to get it out, but not super hard like some sippy cups we've had. However, after having ours for about six months, the no spill valve has broken and it pours out. I could just replace it with another valve, but I probably won't bother since I don't let him walk around the house with it to spill it anyway. We only use ours for water because I'm not fond of things that need a bottle brush to reach inside, I never feel like it gets it clean enough anyway. I suppose you could put it in the dishwasher however, which would be easy enough. Overall, I like this sippy... » Read More Child has to suck to get it out, but not super hard like some sippy cups we've had. However, after having ours for about six months, the no spill valve has broken and it pours out. I could just replace it with another valve, but I probably won't bother since I don't let him walk around the house with it to spill it anyway. We only use ours for water because I'm not fond of things that need a bottle brush to reach inside, I never feel like it gets it clean enough anyway. I suppose you could put it in the dishwasher however, which would be easy enough. Overall, I like this sippy cup a lot and would recommend it as one of the better, if not the best sippy cup we've ever used. « Show Less
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If I remember correctly the spout came wrapped in plastic. Did you remove that. It does not pour. You have to suck like you would on a straw.
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This has a hard spout. My son just turned 2 and the only draw back I see so far is that he's a "chewer" and he chews the hard plastic spout. Otherwise, great cup!